Antiques in Portland, OR

I'd try the [Rebuilding Center](http://rebuildingcenter.org/) first.

[Hippo Hardware](http://www.hippohardware.com/) [Rejuvination](http://www.rejuvenation.com/?gclid=CMnpu6W8 h8MCFQNrfgod5 kkA9Q)

Old Portland, maybe? Over in Irvington.

Cost Plus World Market have a big selection. They're obviously not old or antiques by any means but they have a vintage feel, they're not to expensive (you can always find a coupon online for that place, too) and they have a pretty big variety.

On a good day, you might get lucky at Village Merchants on SE Division. They have a nice selection of things, including hardware. http://www.villagemerchants.net/

Cargo used to have bins full of old drawer pulls and door handles for pretty cheap. However, when they first moved to the East side, they were lacking much of the inventory they had in the Pearl, but now that it has been a few months, maybe they have them again.

[This place in Sherwood is awesome.] (http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/mad/4836560318.html)

Steam Portland is a good place to root through a bucket of knobs ;) http://www.steamportland.com

I would check stars or places similar.

Ilco makes one

If you are willing to mess with our exporting system, Argentina still uses mainly Mortise Locks, our main makers are Trabex, Acytra, Candex, ROA, and I'm sure there's another big one I'm forgetting. The formats might not be exactly the same, but for international standards our locks are cheap, especially with the loss of value the Peso is going through. Worst case scenario, you might have to change the keyhole and cover it with the provided faceplate.

Try looking at houseofantiquehardware.com. That's where I get old fashioned replacements

The only company I know of that makes these to modern standards is Accurate. https://www.accuratelockandhardware.com/product-page/9500-series-interior-mortise-locks There’s a link to one of their options. They have an option for every door, but don’t expect Home Depot prices. You might find it much less expensive to replace the doors. Sadly, there seems to be a greatly decreased value placed on doors and hardware in home construction over the past years where in the past a larger percentage of the budget would be dedicated to doors and hardware. An option that might require *less*, but some, modification would be European locks. If you can find a good source, their interior mortise locks are cheap (at least, the ones I’ve seen for sale in France are).

Try Van Dyke's Restorers

You are probably looking for something like this, unfortunately doesn't look like Amazon still has it. I ordered six of them a couple weeks ago. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002MU6V5E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_9Xw.EbY60CRCR

Or these https://www.ebay.com/itm/383584732533

Home Depot sells these on the shelf. Edit: Just saw you don’t want the warded key. You put a wrap-around with a normal lock OR fill the hole where that one came from and re-drill it for a normal lock. The wrap around is faster and easier.

Plucky Maidens Junk Fest contact them at:www.pluckymaidens.blogspot.com, RoostReimagined.blogspot, and finally Junk Salvation.com. those three venues have been fabulous for me!

Plucky Maidens most def!

Head down Route One. Start in Arundel, and hit up "Antiques USA" and the other one (on opposite sides of Log Cabin Road. Then keep going down Route One into Wells and York. Stop at every antique place. There are literally dozens.

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Im thinking of selling some inheritance at flea markets this summer. What are you looking for?

This house: [4 Main St, Dixfield, Maine](https://www.google.com/maps/@44.5312572,-70.4577309,3 a,75 y,18.16 h,86.55 t/data=!3 m6!1 e1!3 m4!1 seXUSE9NiqVHszaNl5 yikhQ!2 e0!7 i13312!8 i6656) They're open most days (closed during the winter). The entire house, front yard, and huge garage/barn are filled with antiques at very reasonable prices. The nice little old man who owns the place is usually happy to negotiate. I've gotten a bunch of nice antique photos and glass there. He also has a rather large collection of antique/vintage Coke merchandise that I drool over every time I visit. Here are a few pics I took last time I was there: https://imgur.com/a/EIsaW

Rt. 26 from Gray to Norway Sat.-Sun. Keep your eyes peeled for signs. Rt. 1 has a lot of shops but, as in Portland, the prices are (usually) at max retail.

Fort Andross Antiques and Cabot Mill Antiques in Brunswick; they're both in the same building. Very friendly people who set up there, and there's quite a variety of items.

Paxton Gate, on Mississippi